NEW YORK AND ART

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 246, 5 July 1918, Page 9

NEW YORK AND ART

| "Xeu- Vork in the tnio sense is not | nn art centre," says Air. Alex. Sass (who | has returned to Aiistrnliu from America), I ' "except for artists who arc big illustra- ; loi.s, workers lor newspapers and ninga- ! nines. Most of these have their studios i round about Cent nil Park, though the Australians, such h.s Nankivilie, K. 0.. , Kiisaon, Jack Flanagan, and Will Barnes, J cliidly black and while men, have their | slud : os near Lincoln Arcade. ( Koine idea of wlrit sueeesrlul Ainerivan j nriisvs make cnv. .be galiiei'i'd from the j fact I hat llie renls of (lie. Central I'arl: i Studios run into .tad a li'iiilih. Mas! nf • llirse geniuses ninfcs ..y.OIKI a year, and I live at the rale of .KOM. An arlist has ' (" keep up iippciiiiuice.-. . lie is a society ' lii. I'i. nn cxo-m.-: ve shiilio. a | dmvn-lmvii house, a birler, anil valet, . j a. cna.niry hou-"\ •> iia , " , '-ai , .e, as well as ;■ *i:l a yi'i'li!. j "li'alei'i'i is by far Ihe siiccc--- , I'ul." say- v, r. Sa«. "I!e works in the morning wi'.ii I:in.Miei!. and roe- yacht- . i■ , K aflerno'iM' -l!o' k nlyn lie I is il; v! at hi- oatilry lion-' -himlin". ' I : 1:-I: ! '.ail nut reached tho ' tl'.fllUt a year mark, but I hey were beating j ■ 1■: 1 • aioKK Ihe load-